Description
Discover a piece of history with The New Yorker Complete Magazine from February 9, 1935. This stunning issue showcases a vibrant cover created by the talented William Cotton, an artist renowned for his satirical and thought-provoking illustrations. Cotton's work captures the essence of society and cultural dynamics, making his covers a true treasure for art and literature enthusiasts alike.
This issue is not just a magazine; it's a collector's item. In very good condition, it displays only minor wear along the edges, a remarkable feat considering its age. Ensure to check out the accompanying photos to judge its condition for yourself.
Key Features:
- Unique William Cotton Cover: This issue features an iconic cover that reflects Cotton’s distinct artistic style, adding charm to any collection.
- Rare Vintage Find: Items from this era are exceedingly hard to come by, making this magazine a rare gem for collectors and fans of The New Yorker.
With over 4,000 issues from The New Yorker in stock, we proudly offer one of the largest collections available. Many of these vintage issues are not easily found in the market, enhancing their value for collectors and enthusiasts. Don't let this opportunity pass you by; own a piece of literary history that highlights Cotton's masterful artistry.
Whether you're a dedicated collector or simply want to appreciate a slice of 1930s America through art and literature, this magazine is the perfect addition to your collection. Protect it, display it, and enjoy the timeless wit and beauty that The New Yorker brings with every issue. This magazine represents much more than just reading material; it encapsulates a unique moment in time that art and history lovers will cherish for years to come.